Word: rans
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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There was a lot of frustration. One pretty blonde girl, who identified herself as Gretchen Begen of New York City, ran over the line yelling, "Come on, come on," to the crowd. But nobody came. She flopped down in the grass and marshals carted her away on a stretcher. Another girl, with magnificent eyes ringed in green and black paint and wearing an Indiana sweatshirt, got carted away, too. She was mad at the people she left behind sitting in the grass. She sat up in her stretcher and screamed, "Cowaaards!" When we asked for her name she just glared...
Yale didn't get on the scoreboard until the last two minutes of the first half, when Calvin Hill swept four yards around end to cap a 68 yard drive. Neither Hill nor Dowling ran as effectively though, as burly fullback Don Barrows who gained 141 yards in 26 carries...
Dartmouth quarterback Gene Ryzewicz, who tormented the Crimson two years ago is recovering quickly from his knee injury. Saturday he ran well and fired two touchdown passes. Another worry for the Crimson next Saturday will be sophomore halfback Bob Mlaker, who ran back five punts for 114 yards...
They were rejected by Old Skelmers who thought all Liverpudians were loud, dirty, and heavy-drinking. (Indeed, on Orange Wednesday early in July, the Catholics and Protestants in Liverpool throw bricks at each other.) When new towners tried to run for office, they ran up against a strong parochialism. One new resident explained, "I went canvassing voters on evening and came to the house of an old Skelmer. I explained to him who I was and that I was running for office. But he insisted that he would vote for his old friend, Albert Davies. When I tried to tell...
State Rep. John W. Sears '52, who ran third in the recent mayoralty primary, supported Whalen, claiming that "the federal government has become the landlord" in an increasingly feudal relationship. Sears scored the Republican party's "abdication of responsibility" for the urban crisis...